Activities of Daily Living III Answers

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Which type of patient may need help with their dressing and grooming needs?

A
older patients
B
younger patients
C
dependent patients
D
independent patients
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✔ DandruffNitsLiceAlopecia

A
✔ Dandruff
B
Nits
C
Lice
D
Alopecia
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DandruffNits✔ LiceAlopecia

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Dandruff
B
Nits
C
✔ Lice
D
Alopecia
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How does dressing care differ for a patient with dementia?

A
Patients with dementia should only be offered help if they ask.
B
Patients with dementia should be offered a choice of two outfits.
C
Patients with dementia should be offered a choice of several outfits.
D
Patients with dementia should not be offered any choices in outfits.
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What information should the nursing assistant collect before assisting a patient with dressing? Check all that apply.if the patient’s right or left side is the stronger sideif the patient has a favorite outfitif the patient needs to wear certain clothing to prepare for the day’s weather or activitieshow much help is usually given to the patient by other healthcare providerswhen the patient last took a bath

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if the patient’s right or left side is the stronger side
B
if the patient has a favorite outfit
C
if the patient needs to wear certain clothing to prepare for the day’s weather or activities
D
how much help is usually given to the patient by other healthcare providers
E
when the patient last took a bath
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It is important to encourage patients to select and wear their own clothing because it allows them to

A
express their personality.
B
express their sensitivity.
C
exercise their rights.
D
show their abilities.
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Complete each sentence using the drop-down menu.

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A patient’s can be maintained by making sure the patient chooses the correct size clothing.:dignity
A patient’s can be maintained by engaging in casual conversation with the patient.:comfort level
A patient’s can be maintained by making sure the bed rails are up on the patient’s stronger side.:safety
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What equipment is needed for dressing patients?

A
bath towel, small blanket, large blanket
B
gloves, large bath towel, small bath towel
C
gloves, clothing, and bath towel
D
clothing, gown, and blanket
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The procedure for dressing a patient differs from person to person because it depends on

A
what equipment is available.
B
how the patient wants to be dressed that day.
C
how the nursing assistant wants to dress the patient.
D
what clothing the patient is wearing.
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When would a mechanical lift be used to move a patient?

A
when moving an independent patient in bed or from the bed to another location
B
when moving a dependent patient in bed or from the bed to another location
C
when other assistive lift devices are not available to move a patient
D
when moving a patient who weighs under 200 pounds
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What is the difference between a friction-reducing device and an assistive-lift device?

A
Friction-reducing devices are used by nursing assistants, and assistive-lift devices can be used independently by patients.
B
Assistive-lift devices are used by nursing assistants, and friction-reducing devices can be used independently by patients.
C
Friction-reducing devices are used to move and turn patients, and assistive-lift devices are used to move patients in bed to a more comfortable position.
D
Assistive-lift devices are used to move and turn patients, and friction-reducing devices are used to move patients in bed to a more comfortable position.
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What is a slide board used for?

A
to turn a patient in bed
B
to move a patient to another bed
C
to turn a patient who is sitting in a chair
D
to move a patient up in bed
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Why is it important to brush hair regularly? Check all that apply.increases blood flow the scalpbrings oils to the hair shaftdecreases hair shinedecreases tanglesallows monitoring of skin conditionsincreases rate of healing in the body

A
increases blood flow the scalp
B
brings oils to the hair shaft
C
decreases hair shine
D
decreases tangles
E
allows monitoring of skin conditions
F
increases rate of healing in the body
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Why should nursing assistants let patients lead them through their hair care process?

A
to assess their ability to brush and comb their own hair
B
to get hairstyling tips from the patients
C
to decrease the time it takes to provide hair care
D
to ensure hair is done to their satisfaction
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Select the correct condition being described from the drop-down menu.

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refers to complete or total hair loss.:Alopecia
refers to itching, accompanied by white flakes.:Dandruff
refers to small insects that attach to hair.:Lice
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Select the correct condition being described from the drop-down menu.

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refers to complete or total hair loss.:Alopecia
refers to itching, accompanied by white flakes.:Dandruff
refers to small insects that attach to hair.:Lice
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What should nursing assistants take into consideration prior to providing nail care for a patient? Check all that apply.the temperature the water should be for soaking nailsthe last time the patient’s nails were trimmedhow long fingernails and toenails should be soakedwhether any skin tears or breaks are presentthe color nail polish the patient wantswhether the patient has corns or calluses

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the temperature the water should be for soaking nails
B
the last time the patient’s nails were trimmed
C
how long fingernails and toenails should be soaked
D
whether any skin tears or breaks are present
E
the color nail polish the patient wants
F
whether the patient has corns or calluses

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